Michelle Weir is a journalist who writes for various publications including Lurgan Mail and Belfast Telegraph. She covers a wide range of topics including local government, community issues, and social and environmental issues. Her work has also been featured in Belfast Live, Mirror, The Irish News, and other outlets.
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Michelle Weir's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements, council decisions, community support, public participation, and infrastructure development. She covers topics related to business & industry, government & politics, travel & tourism, human resources & employment.
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Wage and energy bills to be reduced by cutting opening hours
By: Michelle Weir
Bank holidays “incur significantly higher operational costs”
By: Michelle Weir
Antrim and Newtownabbey councillors will consider a reduction in household recycling centre opening hours during a meeting of the borough council's Operations Committee at Antrim Civic Centre on Monday evening.
By: Michelle Weir
Cost-cutting measures have been approved by Antrim and Newtownabbey councillors ahead of setting rates next month.
By: Michelle Weir
An amended application for replacement of the main stand at Larne Football Club was approved at a meeting of Mid and East Antrim Borough Council's Planning Committee, at The Braid, in Ballymena, on Thursday morning.
By: Michelle Weir
Soccer body is now exploring new site with private developer
By: Michelle Weir
Antrim and Newtownabbey councillors have been advised the Irish Football Association’s interest in the development of a national football training centre at a 60-acre site at Birch Hill Road, in Antrim, has been “officially withdrawn”.
By: Michelle Weir
Antrim and Newtownabbey councillors approved a rise in their allowance at this month's meeting of the council's Policy and Governance Committee.
Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council is aiming to raise almost £2m through its arts and culture outlets during the 2025/26 financial year, councillors have been told.
By: Michelle Weir
A planning application has been submitted to Mid and East Antrim Borough Council for a children's play park at Glenarm Castle.
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